People with glaucoma and ocular hypertension (high eye pressure) can use Latoprost RT BKC Free Eye Drop to lower their eye pressure. An excessive amount of ocular pressure might harm your vision and perhaps cause blindness. It functions by facilitating the movement of fluid into the blood from inside the eye.

Both adults and children can use Latoprost RT BKC Free Eye Drop to lower eye pressure. It can be taken alone or in conjunction with other eye medications. To obtain the best benefit, take this medication as prescribed by your doctor and on a regular basis. Stopping use could cause eye pressure to rise and harm your vision. Before using a bottle for the first time, never use it if the seal is broken. Make sure to take out your contact lenses before putting them in and wait at least fifteen minutes before putting them back on if you wear them.

The most frequent adverse effects include light sensitivity, eye pain, and changes in eyelashes. Along with other uncommon side effects, it may also result in blurred vision, dry eyes, and a progressive change in eye colour. Consult your physician if you experience any negative effects. Your physician might be able to recommend an alternative course of treatment or offer advice on how to lessen or avoid certain adverse effects. Do not drive until your eyesight is clear if it is blurry or you have other visual changes for a while. Usually, this is a transient side effect. If you are nursing a baby or are pregnant or attempting to get pregnant, do not use this medication.